Dietary Exposure Evaluation Model Discussion Forum
2011 November 7
EPA has released a beta version of the Dietary Exposure Evaluation Model-Food Commodity Intake Database (DEEM-FCID) to the public. We’d like to hear what you think of this software, so please participate in the discussion. We would appreciate any feedback you can give us on the
- installation process,
- operating system and
- software compatibility issues.
In addition, we are interested in comments regarding
- the data,
- ease of running the program and
- the input of data.
These discussions will help us refine the usability of the software for later final release to the public which is expected in spring 2012.
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When I installed the software, it told me that
“This evalution copy of DEEM-FCID is no longer valid. Please contact ……..”
I am not in the US `and the international telephone fee is beyond my ability. Could you tell me how to solve it in the E-mail? So many thanks.
thanks for setting up a system so we can participate
Since your installation process involves an exe file, you have effectively flawed input by omitting Macintosh computer users. Mac computers are rapidly replacing outdated Windows platform machines. In doing so, a different type of individual remains who operates with Windows machines, as a different type of individual uses the Mac. Let’s just say Window users are less progressive in electronic usage…
Is there a way to convert residue files from the old DEEM version (.R98) to the new (.R2D)?
In the residue file editor, at the top of the screen, it says: “Commodities with NFF=0 are not consumed in CSFII 1994-98.”
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Please review and evaluate the March 2012 evaluation version of DEEM/Calendex WWEIA FCID software. EPA would would appreciate any feed back on this more recent version which includes consumption data from WWEIA 2003-2008 as well as several modifications from comments made by users on the December 2011 version of DEEM WWEIA FCID 2003-2006. EPA intends on providing a final version of the exposure software to the public in early May, 2012.
Reply to this thread with your comments and suggestions on the installation process, operating system and
software compatibility issues.
In addition, we are interested in comments regarding the data,ease of running the program and the input of data.